into the minutiae--
and shape
and tapestry expectations.
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Today it's just the yarn and me-- mucking about-- in a four selvedge world. A few balls of weft-- a few yards of warp-- (ends woven in on the way)-- makes for unexpectedly deep inquiry into the minutiae-- of yarn and shape and tapestry expectations. What are these things anyway?
Lynn
1/16/2018 06:37:15 pm
They are all of you made manifest through your hands. (I don't know, it just came to me, laden with pretension and dripping with Artistic Virtue.)
Bonnie Klatt
1/18/2018 08:09:27 am
Well said, Lynn!
Patti Kirch
1/16/2018 07:57:32 pm
On Friday's, I giggle as I weave a small comic diary, a doodle. A few blog posts back, you hooked me into attempting, one a month, your fault😊 thank you!
Janet Kovach
1/17/2018 06:12:09 am
on Jan. 17, 2018 at 9am on the right hand ocean coast.....Sarah, could you please explain how you got such neat edges top and bottom...and I am in Rebecca's Little Looms class and she helps me too ...did you weave a straight header across and turn It under for a neat hem? ...what held that little
Rosemary
1/17/2018 07:05:03 am
https://www.afieldguidetoneedlework.com/blog/four-selvedge-warping-instructions
Karen
1/17/2018 08:05:42 am
Love your woven doodles. Would you ever consider explaining how you weave your ends in as you go? Or is this available in the archives of your blog and I missed it somehow?
Nancy B
1/22/2018 07:08:17 am
Little thoughts you have snagged on their travels? Lots of little thoughts can make big thoughts. Philosophies, even. Comments are closed.
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Sarah C Swett
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